This is a wonderful service. They saved us a significant amount of money. We paid significantly…read moreless and were able to afford the park hoppers. The tickets arrived just as they said they would to our email the morning of our trip to Disney. We were able to print them at our hotel front desk then took them to the disney park ticket office and received our tickets. This is not a scam and these are not reused tickets. We were able to get fast passes and they worked to hop back and forth for 2 days. These are real tickets. I will always use this service!! They were also very helpful in replying to my questions. There were 7 of us in our party and we were all happily satisfied!!

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I want to thank Louis for going out of his way to get me into the Herb Apert concert this past Wed…read more in San Diego. One of the best shows I've ever seen. Louis you're the best! Thank you Atlas! See you soon! Rick Diaz

Atlas Ticket truly exceeded my expectations. Their service was excellent from start to finish. They…read moremade the entire ticket-buying process smooth and stress-free, answering all my questions and making sure everything was handled perfectly.On top of that, the pricing was fantastic. I got a great deal on my tickets, far better than what I found elsewhere, without any hidden fees or surprises. It's rare to find a company that delivers both top-tier service and great value, but Atlas Ticket absolutely does. I highly recommend them and will definitely be using their services again in the future!

First time here. Took my son to see the sonic live concert. We sat in the orchestra and it was a…read moregreat view. I guess I don't remember what it's like to sit in such a theater because it feels kinda close to your neighbor like a flight and unfortunately the guy next to me has terrible breath that I had to smell all night. Check in was smooth and easy except there really could have been better signage. There were 2 really long lines which I thought was to get in but then I realized we already had our tickets taken so what was the line for? Someone said it was to take pics and went to the other line saying it was to get in but that didn't seem right either so we just walked right in (which is the right answer) after being confused for like 10 mins or so

I have seen four plays at the San Diego Civic Theatre and they've all been so great…read more This year alone I have seen Beetlejuice and Phantom of the Opera! My husband got me tickets to see Phantom of the Opera for my birthday, it was a last minute gift so he wasn't able to attend with me but I was just so excited to go. Take the trolley to skip having to find parking but there is a lot next door or you can walk a couple blocks and there is a lot where the old Horton Plaza mall is where it's $10 as a flat rate! Any who, the theatre is just so beautiful, the seating is comfortable and spacious. I was able to purchase my goodies before the play and there are plenty of food and drink options as well. I saw someone eating a pizza! Can't wait to come back, hoping to see Hadestown, Six, Legally Blonde the Musical !

The abundance of history and significance of the USS Midway makes it a must see. The whole staff…read morewas very accommodating today, but the gem of our tour was meeting retired CAPT Gerry Garmin, a 1962 USNA graduate and former pilot on the Midway who now volunteers twice a week to share his experiences with guests. He was a wealth of information and such a fine gentlemen to meet and visit with.

The USS Midway Museum is a must-visit if you're in San Diego and want to add some history to your…read morevacation. It's pretty impressive getting to explore a real aircraft carrier and learn about its history and the people who served aboard. One of the highlights was meeting a friendly older gentleman who volunteers there and previously served in the Navy. I enjoyed chatting with him, and those personal connections add something special to the experience. Overall, I had a good time exploring the ship and taking in the history. If you're visiting San Diego, I'd recommend adding this to your itinerary!

I have gone a few times over the last 15 years…read more Parking is first come first serve and in the surrounding neighborhoods and then you use the heel and toe express to get over to the street fair. The fair is free to walk around, shop, buy food and drink, listen to the bands. The bands are loud and there are several sound stages. There are booths selling the festival merch, like shirts and hats, and I assume that helps to continue to put on the festival\. The ad said 300 vendors, not sure if there were really 300, but there were a bunch for sure. Definitely a fun thing to check out if you are in the area and wanting a street festival to try.

People who don't like street fairs never leave their house. I've heard about this fair for years -…read moreit's always the last weekend in September. And it can be pretty hot in Sept, so bring your floppy hats and plenty of water. This was the 40th year with 66 bands - some are 'hit or miss' - but a great selection of music. Lots of vendors for things like solar panels to pest control to food. Most of the food is a little deeper in the festival - but you've got your solid basics: gyros, bbq, and ..... well......fried. Pup friendly but be sure to travel on the off-hours. Nice selection of pet friendly vendors too (leashes, bowls, tons of pet stuff)! Lots of fun for the whole family - it's nice to get out after being locked down for so many years!

Wow....very impressed…read more Shopping around for last minute Monday Night Football tickets, I found their listing on Ebay and called their 1-800-295-0053 number. Spoke with Greg and he actually gave me a better price over the phone and offered next day delivery from San Diego to Los Angeles. Plus, he gave me the option to park my car at their hotel location and take the trolley instead of dealing with traffic and parking at Qualcomm...talk about looking out for a DIE HARD CHARGER FAN on a budget!! Thanks again, Greg....looking forward to my first Monday Night Football Game in San Diego to watch my BOLTS versus the COLTS....GO CHARGERS, BABY!!!!

I can't say enough about Spectator Tickets. They really went way out of their way to fix my…read moreproblem. I purchased Padres tickets through a 3rd party vendor that ended up being from Spectator Tickets. The vendor messed up my order and I unwittingly purchased tickets for the wrong day. I immediately called and was put in touch with Julia at Spectator Tickets. All sales were supposed to be final, but she empathized with my situation and worked tirelessly for hours to find me tickets on the day I wanted, which was today! She not only was able to find me tickets but I did not have to pay any additional charges because she found seats in the same section for the same price for me! Its rare to find companies that will bend over backwards for you these days, even going against "procedure" to make sure that the customer is happy. I'll definitely go out of my way to buy tickets from Spectator Tickets next time I need tickets. I highly recommend that you do too. And their prices were way below face value!

We went to the Pechanga Arena last night for the Gorillaz concert, and this was actually my second…read moretime visiting the venue. My first was for a Blink 182 concert. It's a decent venue with multiple entrances, although last night we were directed to walk all the way around to the north side of the arena to enter. One thing I do like is the variety of of food and drink vendors available. From Pizza port to tiki themed drinks and even frozen chocolate covered bananas. I also feel that the views are pretty decent from most seats in the arena, which is a plus when attending a concert. Now for the downside. The bathrooms. They can get pretty dirty and smelly. During our visit, there was a huge puddle of water on the restroom floor, and honestly I don't even want to know where that water came from. You can definitely tell this is an older venue and it has that dated feel to it. While it may not be the fanciest or most modern arena, it still gets the job done when it comes to enjoying live music. It was a decent spot to catch the Gorillaz.

Pechanga Arena has made some upgrades since my last review. It seems that they have really cleaned…read moreup the seating areas and have been keeping them more maintained. I love that they offer the Impossible sausage for vegetarians and the fries are absolutely amazing! I'd really enjoy coming here for the San Diego Gulls games!

Another wonderful year at comic con, San Diego!…read more There were many amazing activations, and lots of awesome exclusives this year, but not as many as last years. Maybe because the economy this year isn't as great, and budget cuts for the different brands to do super fun stuff weren't available, but nonetheless a great experience. The lines were mostly well organized, and there were definitely a lot more food options inside the convention as well.

I only got to attend the last day of this events, which I would argue is a bad move...A lot of…read morefreebies run out by this time and a lot of the activities around inside and outside the venue don't even happen on the last day, so I ended up having to cancel a lot of the itinerary I had (not their fault of course, but it does kind of suck that if someone only has time to come the last day there's not much left). There's a looooot of people, but it was very easy getting in and out of the venue. I didn't care much for panels, so just checked out the exhibit hall for like two hours. I actually think the outside activations around the gaslamp district are waaaay cooler and that doesn't require a badge, but it requires either early RSVP which is hard/competitive/timing is tricky or hours of waiting in line (which I did all of once). But still a cool event! I'd highly recommend coming other days. The energy is very good and it'd probably be easy to make friends here.

"Broadway San Diego 2016-2017 Preview Presentation & VIP Party was Fantastic ! "…read more My wife and I were invited to the 2016-2017 Broadway San Diego Preview Presentation and VIP Party a week ago at the Balboa Theatre in San Diego, and we had a great time !. My wife and I have been President Club season ticket holders at Broadway San Diego for several years. Every year Broadway San Diego has a special invitation only Preview Presentation and VIP party for President Club members. The purpose of the event is to view the entire up coming and new play schedule for the next Broadway San Diego Season. The presentation was hosted by Barbara Lee Edwards from KFMB Channel 8 news. After watching a short preview of which plays that were going to be featured for 2016-2017 season, we listened to live performances by singers from the Sound of Music, and the Lion King. Lead singer Tshidi Manye came all the way from New York City, just to sing the famous "Circle of Life" song to us. Tshidi's performance was breath taking ! After previewing the 2016-2017 season, the VIP Presidents Club members were invited up on stage for a very special party. The party included wine, champagne bars, and a magnificent collection of decadent finger foods, which were prepared by St. Tropez Bakery & Bistro. Everything was delicious ! Sarah Jordan the Senior President's Club Representative who my wife and I deal with the most, is Awesome ! Sarah is so professional and precise, as she has handled all of our wants, needs, and requests perfectly over the years. Sarah also played a large roll in the success of this event. Vanessa Davis, Sarah Jordan's boss, and who is Broadway San Diego's Groups, Patron Sales, & President's Club Manager, did a wonderful job organizing, and preparing everything for this Broadway Presentation and VIP Party. Broadway San Diego Vice President Joe Kobryner started the VIP Party off, by introducing all important sponsors and guests to the VIP Party members. Towards the end of the VIP Party, the director of Marketing and Business Development Carl Thompson, raffled off several very nice prizes for all guests in attendance. This night at the Balboa Theatre was Informative, Fun, Fantastic, and was nicely organized and executed by all Broadway San Diego employees. Great Job ! The Nederlander Group would be very proud of you !

Came to The Sound to see Michelle Branch on Oct. 4, 2026. It was a wonderful Time Machine hop back…read moreto about 25 years ago. Pros: -intimate venue so you still have a good view of the artist on stage -food and drinks are available to purchase Cons: -toilet stalls are limited by the front entrance and was wet on the ground as doors opened Other: -parking for the show was $20.00, credit only

As a frequent gig / concert / festival-goer, I'll keep this review brief and to the key points that…read moremake or break a decent show: 1. Sound: The main factor, and this place is not bad at all. The vocals were maybe a hair low, but that's based on a three-man band so I dunno how they'd check a bigger act. Volume not high enough to merit earplugs when standing just in front of the sound booth, but might have been close to necessary by the stage. System sounds pretty clear and well balanced overall. 2. Temperature: Eugh... Warm, oppressively so. Dunno if the AC was broken or just off, but it got toasty considering it was a show where most of the crowd were pretty static and there was solely a headline and no support sets. Outside temperature wasn't oppressive either, seemed worse than similar sized venues. 3. Plenty of parking for (what still seems to me an excessive amount of) $20 outside. Traffic getting out was chaos, with people cutting queues and nobody organizing egress until the actual gate.